Bone data shows titanosaur growth rates were on par with mammals like whales – much, much faster than any living reptile – ...

Instead, they called it "the titanosaur," and explained how it came to reside in the museum. After excavating the fossils, researchers spent six months transforming 84 of the bones into 3D ...

Bone data shows titanosaur growth rates were on par with mammals like whales– much, much faster than any living reptile – meaning they would have reached their enormous adult sizes in just a ...

Paleontologist Diego Pol lies next to the titanosaur's thigh bone "We are really, really excited about this discovery," he said. Pol said the titanosaurs roamed the earth about 90 million years ago.

The animal was first described in the early 1990s after several giant bones were found in Argentina and it was long considered to be the most ... Many titanosaur specimens, including ...

The bones were similar to other titanosaurs, a group of sauropod dinosaurs with four legs and long necks that were some of the largest dinosaurs that ever lived, ...

A 70 million-year-old dinosaur bone found by a man walking his dog has turned out to be part of a near-complete dinosaur fossil. The 25-year-old man, named Damien Boschetto, stumbled across the ...

An artist’s impression of the new titanosaur and its heart-shaped bones Mark Witton. And while a new dinosaur discovery is inherently exciting, a new titanosaur from Africa is a big deal.

The Titanosaur bones are among 200 fossils at the site in Patagonia's Chubut province, approximately 800 miles south of Buenos Aires. The site was accidentally discovered in 2011 by a farm worker.

And the discovery of this fairly complete, 100-million-year-old titanosaur ... excavating the Cretaceous-age bones. In 2008, they had a windfall. The scientists were in a remote area, ...

It Is Confirmed: Australian Farmers Find Titanosaur Bones The two farmers found the gigantic dinosaur bones on their property in 2006. The long-necked plant eater was as long as a basketball court ...